Victoria Spivey
Victoria began her career as a professional singer and dancer at an early age,
taking part in numerous touring troupes and even appearing in King Vidor's film
Hallelujah. Much more of a variety than a blues singer, Victoria was
nevertheless imperial in her compositions "Black Snake Blues" and "T.B. Blues",
which have become classics. She set up her own label, Spivey, in 1962, recording
all the young New York talent, including Bob Dylan, who made his recording
debut. Her work, rich in imagery, certainly deserves a reappraisal.
Idle HoursVictoria Spivey and Lonnie Johnson
Idle HoursVictoria Spivey and Lonnie Johnson
Good Luck DarlingVictoria Spivey and Lonnie Johnson
Organ Grinder BluesVictoria Spivey and Roosevelt Sykes
Organ Grinder BluesRoosevelt Sykes and Victoria Spivey
Down Hill PullVictoria Spivey
Idle HoursVictoria Spivey and Lonnie Johnson
Idle HoursVictoria Spivey and Lonnie Johnson
3:33
Good Luck DarlingVictoria Spivey and Lonnie Johnson
3:20
Organ Grinder BluesVictoria Spivey and Roosevelt Sykes
Queen Victoria
3:27
Organ Grinder BluesRoosevelt Sykes and Victoria Spivey
3:54
Down Hill PullVictoria Spivey
Victoria Spivey Vol. 3 1929-1936
3:03
